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r’^ • < PAGE EIGHT. THE PRESS AND STANDARD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST X8, 1915 No * SOCIETY. / Unlock the Lock and Get The y% Free E WILL GIVE EVERY CUSTOMER A KEY with every Dollar Cash purchase or paid on • ' « Account. When all the Keys are gone we will an* •c’ . / _ • nounce a day to “Unlock fhe ’Lock” at which time 1 1 you can bring your keys, come to our 'Store and ? ; H you have the right "key, “UNLOCK ( U MRS. JOS. u. LUCAS, Editor. + , Phoae l«t»Y. ¥■ * ************** **** * * * *'* * * * * * ‘ * * C,>IU‘ton'« Prettiest (•irl. * * The and Standard'f * *. vote to .cle^thp prettips«t * * pirl from Colleton to he the * * county'* candidate for Queen * * of the Harvest Jutll»“e at * * the State Fair was von by^ * * Mis* Leonie Padpett. o* * * Walterboro. tihe havins re- •» * reived the greatest nun-ber * * of votes . * * <* *■ ************* * M»-<« H. A. McGee Kpent a week n rharl' AtSlt rtiehtly. Miss.May von Lehe is at Hot Spring-.'N. f'., for a fev weeks. • • i Mr. Wni. .layroks, and son. of ! Hendersonville visited relatives here 1 Sunday. • » • a * i Mm P jl. Sanders visted j ■ r at Ruffin, t*:** ta.tter i»a^( . -That our Mr. J. Frank has just returned from New York with hundreds ' !*■* - of different kinds of BARGAINS As we always give the benefit of our bargains to our customers and especially more so in the future. He spent fnore time in the north than ever before and made a more / ‘' careful and suitable selection. We always sell more £ >C‘ds for less money and better goods for the same money. / 'Vd| •m of O’l i or *• Lci\ >iv. 1 / H f j ... There- Are •.§ Keys ^ 3 ^» h * o H Mt i c awarde: A. ‘w The first one to unlock the lock will $100.00 Copper and Steel Range. The holders cl i the other four Keys will each he awarded $2.50 cash. Call and sec the Range which i< on display in our window. This / offer begins September 1st, 19T5. and will expire when the key / are all gone. Every Dollar, cash on account, entitles you to a Key. Call and let us explain. I KEYS NOT TRANSFERABLE w Mr. Willie 1 * . r v : . Tv . • 4 g» Yarn, kf; udi" . af- l few; days with tl B!;;f’ her *'• * • j- \Yest» ndorff hr* re- fter r*n • * '* riYled Yt*} r*?ers in Charle stOll. • • • Marvin is. visitinr / / [ir OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00 O 00000000 0 0 000 I COI N! ?f * . o I 1 u,, » '«<>MGHT. <r WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. fr • rds t in fU’=ton.',.>i.iss.. and whil‘d 1 r.< 'Vi will visit nihnr tities. * * * • Pf.:-•••<' HIjh k. of I T ;n- 'berd c.d Vcr - Mnrdatigb. rtf ^ < I’* rlesti n. am visiting Mrs. Oarfd I’.l^rk.- • ♦ • , ^. TTf'V ' in! Pri .*. w>'» \? r>n * th' polim fnrro In thp city of Savannah, i* on r« visit to rr fatlur, Jolm Pri'". of -Mashawrit's. • » * _ M Warine (IrTo of (’hafpKton. t* visitii.E hn- undo, M. Gram. Sho 'Is a *« r of fllovor Crao- 1 . I'i.. v;> : r. sidont. of ■ Waitor^ora many years atm . • * • ’ M's- S *♦•:•}. Kol.r. has rft injfd after : .‘•an; ■ -!<• » y •..VvillV. virh f. M< Aihary, and on Su]W<an‘ lacd. “ / Items of Interest (iarncred from the V Irelcsx on the o •' , Streets of Walter boro. !iiooii!.i: of »>,. i 0 j T«. wh • } ' tptt—TO —Jo at • V. hi. ■ ‘ many t t ! : rs i • * i' ’ r^-t to th> i tovui • lx* lii'or.-“O'k Amoj ,»h< will tie nr-iinavr'. < s v.illd ti-r |' r 11 > . , . . • t I '<«i ri fir 11... 1 1 i. •». ,iu * r< 0 • • *r Vr. :•! ,f \. A ' rvi’ Mf. \' >. ' i ,i * " i- (f r:i ■ < . a ni! ii« -'ll-v u I..': • | • o 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 0,0 0 00 0 o O'O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 0 o MAiH- rit \T»: ’ si:Ni»s *em t r -ii •i \vi',<in pi:!» !’ « t.^s T!»r itirv. h-’. • ■ t:' ’ro N i v nr h, I n i.- :i .i- TV v 111 bp tirlh r I’.o i m ^ Mai.’tt-lr.'.io .1. i. Ri-v: n ‘ •} tlu’ -| ivliiiiip 'i CtifPi.' Iv • d ti'. -| 1,'Ihi ill' t! i,i I i ■" i. •n '{f 1 j\ % ' ii>p :\td ••‘o' i ir.-' J id of Ro nf Si" S'vo d Ji ,■ i.,|. «! ' i k 'v Jind ' M I'li'o |H' Pi <■ l> \ ifi ii r ." i K .'f * I | ! il p'ilTH'pj, | -V >••• r, Tu« ! tv ;it<d : ' \ on Mr Pri l» m, nr :d>^ ::n .ii'n i'ni'n*- for vend '-h**W Jlfu! V. ill limit’ll s- bo ’wi il (i troni/od . - —o ISOSTMASTEH Ml HISAl M FKIvftS l,4»SS OF FOWLS. pojsfnuiHtfr V. M. Murrav is b«* v'- i l ■ i,n fi r iho I i- • O' (' I It | . r Hi-, -Ot V i • tm d . t t!,i- titor-i. " . n—r- - UFA . ! \TTO\ V »1 i. 'I'lfFA* II sp\i> \ v. Pi i . .1. t* I '■ of ii 1 * }!• : ifi r, -iv r , ., 1 'tlii ‘ i r\ ii • f i ho • t! liutirh _S;iVi<1a> 'n,nrni'.K ■.•. r. I ■ i - i i ■ : < • • oiid Hi* •.-'•rrr.ptm : ■ ■ . h»/iv • r.j’ nm T/oioI. 1»« 1 r r.-:y > .suit ; i'i n’.- Pant % from • irlrKfrom < to r.. ir t fr«»m t, 4 *;c Shoes, t W* ’ " -<r _Ju>t ricciyed 50 ca-es for Men, Women and Children. 5'on can find any quality and lovnpst prices. . % * * - ' {T > - / m , 116-neh Yellow Homespun .... .' 5c yard Yard Wide White Bleach / ijj? yard' Whatever v.e advertise is true and we can pr/ve it at House J. FRANICMahager. Wholestile anti Retail Next Door To Expre.y^ Office. Mritsf I.,^T Wi"kn and-baby, 1> rP/* * ****^***** canto up ftom ritarloiton 5^*- urd.ay afternoon to * pijvl t O v. at homo. Mr^Weoks ir diltins/Con duct or Smith’s I'lae.' oh thtytreisht train fr-vm Ure’ n P<nd to glimbi rr, whilo roniluctt>r pa.sir.f cr * t dt" /; rn the - K it r:r <cn-. to Port I’ r' i!- i * . tt, ♦ i f il> >'> V- waifinK bin (Treat losiv in th.it lu* has ‘shn City.'. •%!>* .• v t.oro *ho wiU e* ter it. had no.-irlv alt his lino chickens “to die recently He states that he lias bnri<-«l 77 of Ivin finest, amt- he wa; : raisint; “'onTe very fine pure bred rst d with \ ioleti.'ifi of i’u litm: ii N>t bf'liiK • iti fic- ! 11. G t.V« • ib d niiants \.a*r* not gitiU' Pr- s " ,, »•’ ' ’ ,T }l» ' mi-i-h ,.., s >o..a -.ft . !.-. r /c.- the i>* vt term of tl.< Court c (,<^ - , , • . • 4 P c • •..*v • e*. i r i./.-'i’r l sessions. V - • ■ - o O'- MISS' FISH III lt\F. Wn.l. I.EAVF. SmH»V. Miss Ida M Fishburnc expects t«> leave oa”lv in Seo'i R.*tiT for Urt. Id '. : f r era! d:.> the Scar reft Ulble and . Training •chortl, to take »n t he stttdv of the Rihle. Miss Kishhurne has been en- itasred in Sunday school work-in the fovibu Ho attributes the death o'ficounty. havnc dieen county seere- his cMckens to cholera, though he tarv for the Colleton -Couhly Sun- says the di e>i».'» has attacked the old*st and the voting fowls ha’e seented to be <ismane. A fine turkey gobbler also >* nuicbered anion*; the death dav school association fnr J severfi rears. She al-o taught for a nut. t.cf of years in the WiHterhony ' •hook and in other si hooN in the !L * county. / O e , J n - - HFY. \. F., M sTPitX*; PINHIIItITlOV A \V tl.TFKIPmO VISITtrit.' SFHMOX *t\t»-. V. Nmong Hi'* welcome \isiter * , Rei P I., Mood'" t'a*'liir of the Walterhoro last meek was lies, A ■ nte< • ■ .tal IL li»i» « him ’• preaeh- K., F f awi.v of'* Parnw. II. forme | c,i ., ctrond sermon S r.day in tki of th» i*. Ai-itl.ojliyt yhtirch. I « *«• lies .!. . W. Wofllii* vs In i.- a w /< on his vaca tion. r,—_ INSTALLS PAItt ML AXI» PACKAt.F HO\. Postmaster Murray. s»hn is ai ways on thenlert fot add*d advan tages for the patrons of this po^tof- fiee ha/ installed a package , box whirh/has been 'plated in front of the postoffice for the convenience of patrons svho base parcels to t* a : I after, the oh[ice is close(TNt night, -o WILL IHSTIUIH TF PltOHIHTlON LITFHATrm^ Ijornl >u l.-i tl*. ! it- Satytlrday cm <• r part of the week at P« ^ ufort .t; i gu -t oV Mr and Mr--. Itysard. w tve a cottage there for tH* sumyner vir.'vnornbufkle went oved ■fternoon for the vveek- • • • Mr. and Mrs. O- C. l../Hiexe^ac companied by several fiyTifeir ehM «lr*ti. spent 'several ^ays recently in the Piedmont. took dinner Sunday at ChtvjcSprings, and visit ed Andersoip/hd /telton. Mrs. filers remainejJ^for a/visit to her daugh ter. MfaT Hartow H. r.caves, / • • • y!rs. Jobtr Barry, and little daugh ter. MarvV'of Cliarltston, are visit ing her x4rents. Mr. ami Mrs. K P. Mr- lingo S. Striikland. M - Ida >f iv Kishhurne are^pfanning » , Knight/v. Mlc her husband Is speml- campaien over the iijatitv 'dis-trlhip ; ., r < A few weeks on a business Hip ing prohibition .JJf*.rature. , The , i( York 'xpect to bviyi* tomorrow nt"! "it;. • * • ’ i i; many..Kris of the county |e- a j yj r an ,i Mrs. \v. M Addison, and H.’ } , v j .j\ y rush' in hruv - of r . »!r;. I Ul if 1 1 i Y. & * ML / fc..„ k i A ;; j K ••tl \jr rector • f F'. ,.lude« Cptseot 1 . b’tvi ’ ■here’ NIr. Flvison, nccor.itu "'‘’’i '' Aubrec Price, earth' o\i>r Frid'*' af c terniiiXy in an nuto nv.d retUfneil Saturtlajtsur.orning Mr. Fvbdni* w*)c the gmst Of M r "’'d Mrs-.c C. An-' dermn w Uilexin tovn, Mr KVison Is <|juitc populaC jit Barnwell, arid he has h«'en there t7fr several years as rector of the P.,*' ! ci>pal church The members Of Tits (ougeegatiou are fipw*engaged in erectingy. a large res toj-y frtr Mr. Kvison and iamily. " -o-— • JAK. HENRY HICK. 4lt . • VISITS WALTKRROItO. /T X N Among tne visitors.to Wttfjerbnro Monday was James HeJtfy Rice. k Jr . of- Bitter. Mr. Hie* came tin to confer with Superintendent Sfrick- lar«J an *he- *atter of trvlng to «e. cure rtxatott*'olidated school at Ritter Mr: Rico, states that they ne'ed . a stbisol ihere very badh. and that ♦Here would be no trouble to secure a site and asnlatanee In erecting the building. His idea Is that a con solidation of one or two of the weak •rhools In the neighborhood would be desirable, and that this would enable them to efeet a two-teacher school at Ritter. "There Ik consid erable favorable Interest In this pro ject dow nthere," said Mr. Rice. iiOftrc-f of ihe nrnhjlrttlorT election. Ther** wn- a large congregation jir<*s- ■ ' * and th*'v cnio*.« d the' 't—tv, w'di b v i.s n *-tr<.ng (»li a fo** ty<f n. rifiio. and /or :> vote in '>Vo- t >f c-ohlbjtjein It i-i estthat tl crc wore present at >*:'•*'t 1 no \ t ers. and that everv^man there wi nt swhv determinp^rinot only to vote but to do ifJPTn hj.« power for the .cause of jarfiblbltion. Hr H W Blade w>' present aiso at this nieeting nryt presented the prohibition ,cr.us-» In a short talk. ins pr^BT’s and 1 aflcjta.- Th*irs. iv thov.-expect to co «>t Si<’l *f. Mt c idH. Hotse p. -■>. and ndr ,i 'Vi"'.' points. .Frb’av tin v \ <ll go to 1!‘ : ; - derionvil’e, u;t;.>r.* Phitoh. ,Sat.vr da-, ttr Snioaks, v i;*. B *lls .inif tui to ntirkht*;! ! These ladies ha\t* se eral thousand leafleH and. panmb T;ildr*r. of .Vticursoh. arc \TsHlng is parents. Mr. am! M y J. F. Ad- lir’on of Maple Cane. Mr.- Addison a*successful In uranco man in the R'eCtric City, and is making good it is adopted home. voters of. ihen .* \ IVFTY-NIYIA > \ HIT** * s'x V;; r r r v - T h r liran 'f whw he T n .U„. .w-.-.' f fnt “ r * n sanitarfum for a month’s Ms ttiev wish the ertunt-y to see before the election. COL. 4. PAIHiETT GOES ON VAF^TION. Col, Jas G. Padgett left Mondav. for a vacation trip o^everal week-', his nyUn phjertivm ipiofnt being ‘Bat Mrs. tif^orge Rivers returned to a prominent merchant of that thriv ing little eity. spent last week with his w if. f? brother. Jas. Henry Rice. Ir.. at Hitter. Col Sloan came to •’•e low country with fear and trem bling. op account of.the dread be felt for malaria, .but after speeding a week witli 'If . R1 '* ,n h** delight ful home, he went bach, like the Oueen pt Sheha. with the stgtemer.l that the half had not been told him He was very favorably impressed with all he saw. and was made a ffiorough convert to the possibilities of thla low coantry. Ha went back alnglnf 1U praiaea. - treatment. Col Padgett sav* he i feeling as If he needs the treat ment there, hut that he found such good results to follow a stay then several years ago. that he wishes to return Just to he sure that he is in perfect physical trim for the hart fall and winter's work he expec*sH to have ahead of him / .) Magistrate W. N. Jones. Ash ton. was In Walterboro Tuesday. Mr. Jonea is one of the leading citisees of upper Colleton and la well known orcr the entire county. ‘ or .fcjye ir. Walforbom onte day/ Padgett arrested Roloman Hartley’. eo "iter ■» -^av in the city on ac « ount b* the illness of her son. Mr •Mack Hirers.—-Charleston Kvenirg Post. - - ■ 1 , . Mr. and Mrs. G. VS* Campbell, of Hope. Ark., who have been visiting relatives and friends in Colleton county for. several weeks, are plan ning to return to their home th/ '.atrer part of this week; They ^pent,'' short’"wdttle in Walterboro with firs. Campbell's eister/ Mrs. Perry ^Unders. //Misses Lois Minus. Nancy Minus, and l^rie Weimer. of St. George, who have been visiting, at the home cf Dr. and Mr* A. P. Barnes, re turned Tuesday to their home. They went back with Mr Earie Howell, who with *M<*« Allle Weimer and Mias Gene Minus, cam* over to take them back home. j Tr-. i'l > he<? vvlier* :•’-.<•* *. T hrether. KlP cTr-' ii)''. y ' /v i'i ; uc'.U *• v f'* t''. • I)' -i i!". 1 / be! V" ” i’ - trip iv-* ! J\ -il i* }> pp* ••••• nl:n’> v! ' fot /■.' >• v. h v is .end nf the * •» Mr V Ik i’■ ter:•’:•( 'Mr/ v 11 Mr M/-V' Mlnn : * Ayr r. I’.oj^rT'^ .Yarn. orlnc M iird. .i"h/u/ 1 Leo (■lack. % /-^v ■ • Tip* "ame *>#• fjio evening v.pro gressive rebk, the prize, a hr>x of Huy lex'*, was’won hy Mr, John I) Myrtay. *' ♦ <w.» * Motor Party, On Tuesday a motor partv in hon or of Miss Aaron, v.as highly en joyed hy Miss Katie Glover. Miss Bora Sander/T Miss Norma A:\rott and Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Koger. The party visited Ritter and witnessed a eat He dipping process there by Mr Paul Sanders. Then the pr.rtv motored to Wiggins and partook of :• genuine pienie dinner under the shade of oaks. The afternoon was spent in visiting various places of interest, notably the rice plantation-' of Lowndes' and Cypress. x- * * PERSONAL X- * * *. * * * > Sherlft P:«b’. ;t Made Am -t Deputy. Sheriff Padgett ed this afternoon to Ronnd/to e-\- d«*av or to arrest a thief vyho broke Into the store rf Andrew Brigper. last nicht, Mr > r tri?c/'r is ewav from home, but Mr BHgter-, thinks she luis a el’ll** nr- to /he giiiltv party, a!*d t(4* phoned SUe-iff Pad ret t to come out and m*Jte the#nrrest. Mr. H. \Y. lilack. Jr., f. u a buxine;;'.; trip f.. fl:>has an, o'' l:i: * ' i A' .!* r!>«»ro tod;.y t > .i ..n ; H ip.;." I* B. 'IV-he/a;; ; ' ! y ircfniH’i'fU . iarme.rs of Rourd, v. (-re *»; t town this tnorn.np. H. J. ijiers. C. C. Moore and C II. Clayton of Khrhardt. were in town ' o(i -y- . • Jos. Rangdale. o: RowdMde. was among those jn Walterboro Monday of this week. W. C. Glt/er returned .Saturday from Hot-. Borings. Ark., w here h* went to try the efficacy of the bath* at this famous w atering place. Mr/ Frank Copeland. M'"s Sudie PiBer. O, W. Ramsev;- and *H. . C. (Rovcf catne over frpf Ehri’.ardt to /*v the g;fme this* afternoon. Joseph M. Sloorer. Esq., rot erred Satrrday front, a vis'i • f’ sevo/al wo* ks t,- Tazewell. Yt.< M-s. Mt.n -- r romained with her mother ‘h* ro. red will stay several weeks longer. * / * 0 * Cbie/ of r’olfho A. A. Patterso”. Jr . is enjoying a vacation. nn<l whOo a w/A- his duties os policeman ; ra bi/ng performed by J. c. Boats. cs,sed/t the store tp/geP some crackers to who eonfos,scd/to having broken into the eat. * * * * ****•■***##* * , <• 4 , *■> * K Stokes Postoffice Kenmins. The Stokes postoffice will hot be discontinued the order 1 \ card frpm R..R. Fraser H 'n- dersonvilio states that he is en ; >v- vuc /t»is vacation immensely./ Mr. Purser will rhmain in the'mountains f or another, vvofk before returning home. • 1 Cleve Benton, of the Pine Grove section, v ho has been in the moun- tains of North Carolina fox several for discontinuing It having * wcektC passed through twx.n Vester- been revoked. Petitions were r '* * sent up by Btokes citizens knd Congres^ian Whaley went to Washington to keep the office. day returning home. *************** Mrs. J. M. Thonvn»on y- amt i Mrs, W. W. Cone and children, ol Lodge, came to Walterboro Sunday night. They were the gueats of Mr. and Mra. W. C. Saunders whllp in «»”• .. ,..c.iiu Mr. and Mrs. E. L Chassereau. also Mr.-A. E. Hearse spent several hours in town Sunday. Mr. Chas- /rean had to have a new spring n his Ford . Their destination was Bamberg, where they will visit for several days. /• Wltaell and family of Pa cific spent today in Walteboro with relativea. They came over In Mr. Wltsell'a car. V k-i-ii-:-